Madrid-born artist Alejandro Sanz continues to celebrate the success of his world tour, ‘¿Y Ahora Qué?’, which has concluded its Latin American and United States run with an extraordinary response from audiences. After selling out numerous shows, the singer is now preparing to launch the Spanish leg of the tour this June.

The tour began with two consecutive nights at Bogotá’s Movistar Arena, once again highlighting the artist’s deep connection with audiences across the continent. The opening shows in Colombia set the tone for what would become one of his most impactful tours to date. Thousands of fans attended each performance, enjoying more than two hours of music featuring iconic hits such as “Amiga Mía,” “Mi Soledad Y Yo,” and “Corazón Partío,” alongside newer material from his latest album, ‘¿Y Ahora Qué+?’. Among the highlights were tracks such as “Las Guapas” and collaborations with Grupo Frontera, Carín León, and Shakira, reflecting the artist’s ongoing musical evolution.

The tour also included performances in Quito, Guayaquil, Lima, Santiago de Chile, and several cities across Argentina. One of the standout moments took place in Buenos Aires, where more than 70,000 people attended two sold-out nights at Campo Argentino de Polo. During these concerts, Alejandro Sanz shared the stage with singer Yami Safdie to perform “Cuéntame,” their previously unreleased collaboration.

Following the overwhelming success of the Latin American leg, the tour continued in the United States with shows in Chicago, Washington  D.C., Newark, New York, Orlando, Miami, Dallas, Houston, San Jose, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. The U.S. leg concluded on May 17th after thirteen concerts that brought together thousands of fans, once again confirming the strong bond Alejandro Sanz maintains with his international audience. Having successfully completed the Latin American and U.S. stages of the tour, Alejandro Sanz now embarks on a new series of concerts in Spain, where he will perform in some of the country’s major cities throughout June and July.

Thanks to Gazul Producciones, the production company behind this large-scale Latin American and U.S. tour, with Fernando Díaz serving as sound designer, Fluge Audiovisuales has provided the FOH sound control systems, stage monitor and RF control, microphones, video control, media servers, and broadcast equipment.